It looks like the children in the Glenholm, Stone and Watson residential area will no longer have to put up with odours from the organics facility while waiting for the city bus as the city’s solution was to remove the bus stop. Another shot by the city to make things better for the community struggling with odour and land designation issues. What’s next … no snow removal, garbage pickup, shut off our hydro and gas services?
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The decisions on where the new bus stops are located was decided way before the compost plant shut down. Stop trying to create a story out of false facts.
Was the stop moved after the plant was shut down? Amazing coincidence. My source on this is the Guelph Waste Management Coalition…the folks who are in the firing line of the plants emissions. I’ll stick with their observation.